Svmuu News The Ethereum Foundation announced that its co-initiated ETH Rangers project has completed a six-month operation. The project aims to fund independent researchers contributing to public security for the Ethereum ecosystem. The 17 grant recipients achieved multiple results in areas such as vulnerability research, security tool development, threat intelligence, and incident response, including: cumulatively recovering or freezing over $5.8 million in funds, reporting or documenting 785+ vulnerabilities and client issues, identifying approximately 100 attackers, creating security education content covering over 209,000 users, and handling 36+ security incidents. Furthermore, the project facilitated participation from 800+ teams in security challenges, produced 80+ technical sharing sessions and training events, and developed or improved over 7 open-source security tools. The Ethereum Foundation stated that these results demonstrate that decentralized networks require "decentralized defense," effectively enhancing the overall security and resilience of the Ethereum ecosystem.